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Cole Ragans makes his MLB debut tonight at 7. Otto, Dunning, and Howard follow for the rest of the series.
I am so happy for Cole Ragans after all he has been through. About the only guy in our organization who has gone through more is Chris Seise.
and that we find a BP that can also support his dayHope he leaves the game tonight with a positive accomplishment.
Would be nice for bats to come alive and support his first start.
Perez, though, is likely willing to give the Rangers a hometown discount. Would $12 million-$14 million a year break the bank?
i like thisI would like to see this batting order soon.
1.Semien-2B can steal 20 bases +
2.Taveras-CF can steal 20 bases +
3.Seager-SS
4.Lowe-1B
5.Adolis-RF can steal 20 bases +
6.Heim-C
7.Smith-3B-15 SB
8.Duran-DH 15 SB
9.B. Thompson-LF-can steal 20 bases +
I like all the speed spread through the line up.
They have got to get better at driving guys in and playing small ball.
Rangers could lead the league in SB
Perhaps Smith can steal 20 also. You make a good point. We must overcome failure to score w/RISP.I would like to see this batting order soon.
1.Semien-2B can steal 20 bases +
2.Taveras-CF can steal 20 bases +
3.Seager-SS
4.Lowe-1B
5.Adolis-RF can steal 20 bases +
6.Heim-C
7.Smith-3B
8.Duran-DH
9.B. Thompson-LF-can steal 20 bases +
I like all the speed spread through the line up.
They have got to get better at driving guys in and playing small ball.
unfortunately they are posting things like this:I really wish writers wouldn't toss out money figures and player mindsets based on absolutely no inside information.
unfortunately they are posting things like this:
- FA Big Board Rank: 7
Contract Prediction: Four years, $64 million
Regardless of what the final figure is, Martin Perez has put himself in position for a massive raise over the one-year, $4 million deal he signed with the Texas Rangers this past offseason.
Despite breaking into the big leagues over a decade ago, Perez entered the 2022 season with a 4.71 ERA in 1,102.2 career innings. That will give some reason for pause when looking at his terrific 2.18 ERA through 74.1 innings this season.
However, the 31-year-old's 2.72 FIP provides plenty of optimism that he can keep it going, and a reworked approach that includes more sinkers and fewer four-seam fastballs has been one of the keys to his success.
Sean Manaea, Zach Eflin, Mike Clevinger, Michael Wacha, Noah Syndergaard and Tyler Anderson are also prime candidates for multiyear deals in the $12-18 million range annually based on how things play out in the second half.
Probably won't this year. BP is terrible but there is always hope.Definitely need the bullpen to start coming through!
unfortunately they are posting things like this:
- FA Big Board Rank: 7
Contract Prediction: Four years, $64 million
Regardless of what the final figure is, Martin Perez has put himself in position for a massive raise over the one-year, $4 million deal he signed with the Texas Rangers this past offseason.
Despite breaking into the big leagues over a decade ago, Perez entered the 2022 season with a 4.71 ERA in 1,102.2 career innings. That will give some reason for pause when looking at his terrific 2.18 ERA through 74.1 innings this season.
However, the 31-year-old's 2.72 FIP provides plenty of optimism that he can keep it going, and a reworked approach that includes more sinkers and fewer four-seam fastballs has been one of the keys to his success.
Sean Manaea, Zach Eflin, Mike Clevinger, Michael Wacha, Noah Syndergaard and Tyler Anderson are also prime candidates for multiyear deals in the $12-18 million range annually based on how things play out in the second half.
well that's why i want Tinoco and Chase Lee promoted. fresh arms and better than what we have right nowDefinitely need the bullpen to start coming through!
well that's why i want Tinoco and Chase Lee promoted. fresh arms and better than what we have right now